I don't know about the current educational system, and I might be wrong, but I thought Oregon was one of the few states which had a mandatory Drivers Education course in High School, whereas most other only some arbitrary number of recommended 'course' hours.

This might be worth a follow up article to know which states…

Have you actually ever driven in another state? As a former NJ resident, and driver who has lived and driven in numerous states I can certifiably verify that Jersey drivers are frickin nuts!

I think I just wet myself. (please don't suck)

Dear god those hips. WANT THIS.

Totally Missing from this list. It is total CAMP but the cars were great.

Well played Sir.

Please tell me that you write for a living? If you don't, you should.

That is such a totally Benny Hill image. Love it!

Mr. Musk, Mr. Kilmiester will see you now.

Thank you, I was going to come and post this. All worship the Bagger 288

Due to my financial situation (alimony is almost as big of a bitch as my ex-wife) I'm still on the '01 Saab 9-3 that I bought new and I have to make it last another 24 months. Hopefully I can keep out smarting the gremlin in my fuel/ignition system until I'm ready to buy a new car. Then.... Focus RS.

@Travis, this vid needs to be added to the article. This is amazing stuff.

The Vault Dweller.

Goodness, that may be one of the sexiest cars I have ever seen. Peugeot would sell these by the bucket if they went to production and found a way to keep costs +/- $20 Grand of the Stingray.

By the time you add in the broker and auction house fees that care is easily going for in excess of $30M.

this is #COTD worthy.

For his 16th birthday I bought my brother a '65 Bettle that had seen better days, but the body was in great shape, with the exception of a big dimple in the roof. When he was 17 he bought a '68 and the two of us used the '65 as a rolling chassis as we worked on the motors.

Nailed it.. But I think it also has some BRZ hints also. But definitely THIS.

I can't believe nobody posted this one: